LemonBoy
LemonBoy
Well that was already in but got lost after some rewrite...as usual patches are more than welcome :D
The idea is to allocate the seq externally and then pass it to the measuring function. You could write an iterator that does so and then pass it to `measure`...
> I think even with an iterator the data is generated only once, and there is another loop which repeatedly uses that data, right? Yes, for each element of the...
The problem here is that you want a barrier that has little or no influence on the benchmark result. For some inspiration you can check out what Google's benchmark library...
I've pushed a simpler and hopefully lighter barrier called `blackBox`, try it out and tell me if it works for you.
If you check out the produced C code the barrier boils down to a call to `inner` that's defined outside of the module containing the benchmark. If you dont consider...
I've finally managed to catch it :dart: ``` hhpc: draining event hhpc: succesfully grabbed mouse pointer hhpc: event received, ungrabbing and sleeping hhpc: draining event hhpc: succesfully grabbed mouse pointer...
If the user selects a `sasl_mechanism` that's not `PLAIN`, `EXTERNAL` nor a registered one (via `sasl_mechanism_register`) then we throw an error as we do now.
We negotiate the highest TLS version that's compatible for both the client and the server, do you have a specific use case for this option ?
I'm on it, HUC1 is already working and playable (it's basically an MBC1 in disguise with some slightly differences). The HUC3 is silghtly different, it'll need some more work :)...